Visit UK vineyards
without a car.
Step-by-step train, bus and walking directions to wineries across the UK, so everyone in the group can enjoy the tasting.
Find a wineryWineries
- Train + walkFrom London: About 1 hr 30 min
Artelium Wine Estate
Contemporary wine-and-art estate below the South Downs, an easy field walk from Plumpton station.
馃殙 Plumpton: About 30 minutes on foot along lanes and across fields
- Train + walkFrom London: About 1 hour
Denbies Wine Estate
One of England's largest vineyards, a short walk from Dorking station. The easiest car-free wine trip from London.
馃殙 Dorking: About 15 minutes on foot
- Train + busFrom London: About 2 hours
Chapel Down
One of England's best-known wine brands, at Small Hythe just outside Tenterden. Reachable by train and bus with a little planning.
馃殙 Headcorn: Bus to Tenterden, then a second bus to Small Hythe, or a ~20-minute taxi
- Train + short taxiFrom London: About 1 hr 15 min
Gusbourne
Acclaimed sparkling wine house overlooking Romney Marsh. A fast high-speed train to Ashford, then a fixed-price taxi.
馃殙 Ashford International: Pre-booked taxi (Gusbourne's recommended firm quotes a set fare)
- Train + short taxiFrom London: About 1 hr 30 min
Rathfinny Wine Estate
Large B Corp sparkling wine estate in the downs above Alfriston. It actively encourages visitors to come by public transport.
馃殙 Berwick: 10-minute taxi
- Train + short taxiFrom London: About 1 hr 15 min
Ridgeview Wine Estate
Pioneering English sparkling wine producer on Ditchling Common, with a tasting room looking out to the South Downs.
馃殙 Burgess Hill: Short taxi or Uber
No wineries match those filters yet.
How it works
Every winery gets a rating for the final leg of the journey from the station:
Walk from the station, usually in under 30 minutes.
A local bus connects. Check the timetable, especially on Sundays.
A short cab ride from the station. Book it ahead, because rural ranks run dry.